In "transmit" (2016), Lejo constructs a strikingly layered narrative using vintage black-and-white photographs collaged onto paperboard. Fragments of past lives—a man on a rural roadside, blurred bathers in water, a classroom of students—are delicately assembled to evoke a shared memory space that feels simultaneously intimate and distant. The composition plays with perspective and scale, creating juxtapositions that feel both deliberate and elusive.

Through the act of collage, Lejo doesn’t merely document but recontextualises, transmitting new meaning through dislocation and recombination. The resulting piece speaks to themes of time, memory, and collective experience—hallmarks of Lejo’s poetic visual language.

This figurative collage is a compelling example of Lejo’s ability to blend found imagery with emotional resonance. Ideal for collectors interested in contemporary collage, memory studies, and the tactile nature of image-making. Supplied unframed, with certificate of authenticity.